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More on IBS-STL: The Bible Society plans to gather the Christian book trade in January
20/11/2009 14:30:00
| More on the STL/Wesley owen story I wrote about on Monday. From today's Church Times: IBS-STL decides to 'exit the business'. The story also discusses the role that the Bible Society are taking in bringing the book trade together: |
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| Elsewhere, an article in Civil Society notes that "It is the first time in recent history that a top-250 charity has chosen to wind up". It also reports that the company who sold the ill-fated computer system to STL is still considering the problem: |
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| For those wondering how the global IBS-STL business (publishers of the NIV Bible) might be affected Christian Bookshop Talk has some answers. |
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| The new Everything Christian blog suggests that Authentic media might be the easiest part of the business for another organisation to take over. See also Ian's comment here. |
| Simon Jones calls for 'missional thinking' for Christian bookshops on his blog: Missional thinking about the high street |
| There is much discussion on a range of UK sites, including Phil Groom's Christian Bookshops blog (And so it ends), Ship of Fools (Wesley Owen: The end?), Clayboy's site (The end of Christian Bookshops?) and at the Church Mouse residence (Farewell Wesley Owen). |




